The airline declined to reveal how much more the new serviceware costs. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Singapore Airlines has said it will review feedback from customers before deciding to use paper serviceware on its medium- and long-haul flights.
User Christine Lim said: “I think what is worse is that this will be served on premium economy flights. Where is the differentiation other than the hardware between economy and premium economy?” He added: “As this new serviceware replaces the casserole dish, it will reduce the amount of single-use plastics on board SIA’s medium- and long-haul flights.
The trial was first implemented on selected flights to and from Hong Kong in February, before being expanded to 11 more destinations including London, Seoul and Sydney, until March 25. Travelling soon? Look out for our all-new serviceware, which will be on trial in Premium Economy Class and Economy Class on selected medium-and long-haul flights from 1 to 25 March. Made of Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper and finished with the distinctive SIA look, the unique design of the new serviceware allows it to retain heat and moisture better than the current casserole dish.
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